Angles and Lines
Classifying Triangles
Composing and decomposing angles
Parallel & Perpendicular Lines/ Lines of Symmetry
Quadrilateral/Polygons

100

What type of angle measures less than 90 degrees?

Acute Angle

100

What type of triangle is this? 

Right triangle

100

Find the sum of the given Angles. 

109 degree

100

Define Parallel and Perpendicular Lines (you must also show me with your hands)

Parallel Lines are lines that are the same distance apart but will never meet or intersect 

Perpendicular lines are lines that intersect and form right angles 

100

Identify the shape and its properties. 

Square

Has 4 equal sides 

has 4- 90 degree angles 

2 sets of parallel lines 

200

What is this called? 

Ray 

200

What triangle has an angle that is greater than 180 degrees? 

Obtuse triangle

200

Solve for angle A

A= 25

200

What is a line of Symmetry? 

A line of symmetry is the line that divides a shape or an object into two equal and symmetrical parts.

200

Identify the shape and its properties. 

opposite angles are equal

opposite sides are parallel and equal in length 

300

What is a Line Segment?

A part of a line with two endpoints

300

A triangle with no equal sides

Scalene 

300

Solve for angle A

A=85

300

What type of lines are these?

Perpendicular lines

300

Does this shape have a line of symmetry if so, how many? 

0 lines of symmetry 
400
What type of angle measures more than 180? 🤔

Reflex Angle

400

An acute triangle must have how many acute angles? 

3 acute angles 

400

Find the sum. 

125

400

Identify what type of lines are formed 

Parallel Lines

400

Draw a figure has both acute angles and right angles. 

Answer may vary 

500

What is the point where two lines meet to form an angle called? 

A vertex

500

A triangle with 3 equal sides

Equilateral Triangle

500

Read and Answer the question.

125

500

These lines are forming what kind of lines?

Intersecting Lines  

500

What are polygons? 

Name 5 different Polygons

Polygons are closed figures made of 3 or more lines

answer may vary